"High Andes of Peru Reveals 4700-Year-Old Megalithic Circle"

Archaeologists have discovered a 4,700-year-old megalithic stone plaza, known as Callacpuma, in the high Andes of Peru. This significant finding features a stone circle where offerings were made to ancient gods, shedding light on a crucial transitional period in South America. The plaza, built by semi-nomadic groups, raises questions about its function and the rituals that took place there, with evidence suggesting continued use and ceremonial sealing during the Layzón period. The research team plans to use ground-penetrating radar and drone-captured infrared images to uncover more mysteries of the site.